Securities and Futures Crime Theory and Practice

Author: Liu Xianquan
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book conducts a comprehensive and multi-level study on criminal activities in the securities and futures markets in the form of specialized topics. The research results are divided into twelve topics, specifically including:
An Overview of Securities and Futures Crimes;
The Concept and Characteristics of Securities and Futures Crimes;
The Causes and Prevention of Securities and Futures Crimes;
Improving the Criminal Law for Securities and Futures Crimes;
A Study on Joint Securities and Futures Crimes;
A Study on the Forms of Offenses in Securities and Futures Crimes;
An Analysis of the Amount of Offenses in Securities and Futures Crimes;
Punishments for Securities and Futures Crimes;
A Study on Insider Trading and Leaking Insider Information;
A Study on Fabricating and Spreading False Information on Securities and Futures Trading;
A Study on Inducing Investors to Trade Securities and Futures Contracts;
A Study on Manipulating Securities and Futures Trading Prices.
The book not only analyzes and discusses the criminal law principles related to securities and futures crimes but also explores some difficult issues in the identification of specific illegal and criminal behaviors in the securities and futures market. Additionally, it proposes suggestions and viewpoints from the perspective of criminal legislation regarding the improvement of criminal law provisions and the setting of prescribed penalties for securities and futures crimes.